On September 9, in Pung Luong commune, Nghia Lo Ward Trade Union coordinated with Mu Cang Chai Protection Forest Management Board to launch and launch the campaign "Making the world cleaner" in 2026.
More than 50 union members and local people participated in environmental sanitation activities, landscape embellishment, planting and caring for green trees.
At the launching ceremony, union members and people were informed about the role and responsibility of each individual in protecting the environment, protecting forests, and maintaining a green - clean - beautiful landscape.
In the context of highland areas with rich forest ecosystems, raising community awareness is identified as one of the important solutions to protect natural resources, towards sustainable development.
Immediately after the launching ceremony, the forces started specific tasks. From cleaning up, embellishing the landscape to planting additional 500 peach blossom trees and pomu trees in the area managed by the Mu Cang Chai Protection Forest Management Board.
Under the hands of union members and people, young trees are successively planted in the ground. Each green tree planted today will add more green to the landscape, and at the same time send a message about the responsibility to preserve nature from very specific actions.
The selection of peach blossoms and pomu flowers for planting also contributes to creating highlights for the highland landscape, while supplementing green trees in the managed and protected forest area.
The launching atmosphere was lively but full of responsibility. Union members and people not only directly participated but also became propagandists, mobilizing relatives and the community to raise awareness of environmental protection, not littering indiscriminately, protecting green trees and forest resources.
According to the plan, in September, activities in response to the "Make the World Cleaner" Campaign will continue to be implemented with many contents such as general cleaning, waste collection, planting and caring for green trees, landscape embellishment, propaganda, and mobilizing people to participate in environmental protection.
